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This exercise is a loaded stretch that is great for increasing lower body mobility.

This squat exercise assists with developing leg strength and balance whilst being supported.

This squat exercise assists with developing leg strength and balance whilst being supported.

This exercise assists a player to perform a squat while focussing on correct technique.

This assisted squat allows the player to practice correct technique on a single-leg squat

A range and mobility exercise for the lower back.

This group of exercises assist with building neck stability and are appropriate for daily activation.

These extension exercises work well as a warmup to any contact or scrum sessions.

This exercise works to develop core stability while pressure is applied from various directions.

This starter exercise works to develop strength of the glute and hamstrings.

An extension on the bridge, this exercise enhances core stability by targeting the abdominal and glute muscles and the hip.

This side bridge variation works on the upper and lower back muscles, and the core.

This exercise works to develop the hip flexors, knee extensors and hip adductors.

Another bridge exercies that works to develop the hip flexors, knee extensors and hip adductors.

This exercise works on the glutes, core, lower back and hips, helping to improve overall physical performance.

This exercise works on the glutes, core, lower back and hips, helping to improve overall physical performance.

This is a complex exercise that works to develop the glutes, core, lower back and hips.

This exercise assist with mobility through the glute and back.

This exercise helps to strengthen the hip flexor by slowly moving the muscles through range of motion.

This exercise strengthens shoulders, arms, chest and back, increasing core strength and overall stability.

This exercise works both the person completing the dealift movement and the player being lifted. Key muscle groups for both is the core and back, while lifter leg strength is also developed.

An extension to the previous exercise with the difference being a lift from the neck and the player being raised ensuring their core is locked throughout the movement.

This exercise builds flexibility of the spine and lower back while strengthening the spine and shoulders.

This exercise is designed to develop core and neck stability.

This exercise is designed to develop core, strength and neck stability.

This lower body warmup exercise also develops movement competence and coordination.

This warmup exercise provides range-of motion through the hip and lower back

This warmup exercise works both the inside and outside muscles of the legs.

This exercise focuses on correct running mechanics and assists players in developing their movement competence.

This exercise builds on the previous A-Walk with an added skip-jump to build leg strength and movement competence.

Acceleration activities are important in rugby and these excerises provide players with a template to build speed and leg strength.

This movement is good for developing calf strength and ankle stability.

This exercise works to develop power and stability through the legs and core.

This exercise works to develop lower body strength and power.

This exercise works on repeat power and repeat effort capability.

A great little activation activity to get players charged and ready to compete.

A great little activation activity assists players with developing the skills to regain their feet quickly.

The 1v1 wrestle and roll drill pits two players against each other to see if they have the core strength to (1) maintain their body position on the ground or (2) flip their partner onto their back.

Players run randomly picking a ball off the ground, carrying it and then placing it back down, all the while being in a balanced and stable moving position.

The squat test is a good indicator of player ankle flexion, hamstring mobility and hip range of movement for those who play in the scrum and need to hold shape for a period of time.

The reverse bench test is a good indicator of neck strength which is a non-negotiable for any player wishing to play in the front row.

The bridge/plank test focuses on the core stability of a player. This test is appropriate for any player but importantly those who play in the scrum.

The scrum shape test at 60cm height demonstrates competency of the six principles for a 10 second period. This is the minimum standard for those wishing to play in the front row.